the curious and the brave. The most interesting corner is Las Terrazas and Soroa, Cuba’s most successful eco... chapter from Lonely Planet’s Cuba guidebook.
In among the patchwork of citrus and pineapple fields lie... and Soroa, Cuba’s most successful eco-project and a nexus for trekking and birdwatching; while Jibacoa...
7th Edition, Sep 2013. 14 pages.

Cuba’s largest province is a mostly pancake-flat pastoral mix of grazing cattle, lazy old sugar mill towns and, in the south, a few low-but-lovely hill ranges. It’s flanked by Cuba’s two largest... -derdeveloped and almost virgin in places. This is the Camagüey Province chapter from Lonely Planet’s Cuba guidebook.
Cuba...
7th Edition, Sep 2013. 19 pages.

For centuries Ciego de Ávila was little more than an overnight stop on Cuba’s arterial east–west highway. Then came Cuba’s ambitious post–Special Period tourist project and the resort devel... chapter from Lonely Planet’s Cuba guidebook.
For centuries Ciego de Ávila was little more than...
7th Edition, Sep 2013. 16 pages.

in the archipelago. This is the Granma Province chapter from Lonely Planet’s Cuba guidebook.
The province’s isolation... Bayamo is among the most tranquil and cleanest places in the archipelago.
enjoy one of Cuba’s balmiest...
7th Edition, Sep 2013. 21 pages.